Advisement and Registration Help
Professional advisement is a critical part of the educational experience; therefore, the more you communicate with your advisor, the more you will benefit from their expertise and receive personalized assistance. The College of Business is committed to students’ success by helping them achieve their professional, career, personal and academic goals.
Through the advisement process, students should be able to accomplish the following:
- Interpret and apply institutional policies and procedures.
- Understand program admission requirements and graduation requirements.
Additionally, your advisor:
- Serves as a resource for information with regard to academic and support services available within the College of Business as well as the university.
- Helps students with degree audits and facilitates degree completion meetings.
- Assists with major selection, course selection, career goals and the registration process.
- Assesses individual student needs and makes appropriate internal referrals.
MGMT 2000 Exemption Information
Experienced non-traditional students and veterans may be eligible for exemption from MGMT 2000 – Professional Development for Business by experience or previous coursework. View the MGMT 2000 Request for Exemption here. All documents must be received, reviewed and approved at least 30 semester credit hours (SCH) prior to graduation by the posted deadline for the spring and fall semesters. Exemptions for MGMT 4000 – Professional Development for Business II are no longer being accepted.
Registration for Internship Courses
Undergraduate students seeking to enroll in one of the approved internship courses for credit should review the criteria, and submit all required information before the deadline here before the registration deadline.
Transfer Credits
Currently enrolled PVAMU students who plan to take courses at a different institution and transfer them back to PVAMU should inform their advisor and request approval before enrolling in classes. Click or tap here to download information for common undergraduate courses for undergraduate business majors.
Finding your Advisor
Students can view their degree plan and their advisor’s contact information by logging in to Degree Works and reviewing their academic records.
Students can also contact their departments for assistance:
- Majors: Accounting, Finance, and Management Information Systems (MIS)
- Majors: Management and Marketing
- College of Business Minors
Accounting, Business Administration, Business Analytics, Emergency Management and Crisis Informatics, Economics, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Management Information Systems (MIS), Human Resources, International Business, Marketing, Personal Financial Planning, Real Estate, Supply Chain Management.
Freshmen/First-year students should see one of the College of Business Advisors below or contact the Office of Academic Advisement Services.
Business sophomores, juniors and seniors are advised in the College of Business by their assigned faculty or staff member.
Undergraduate sophomore and transfer business students without an assigned advisor should contact their department:
- Department of Accounting, Finance and MIS – Majors: Accounting, Finance, and Management Information Systems (MIS) ,
- Department of Management and Marketing – Majors: Management and Marketing
Graduate students (MBA and MSA) should contact Graduate Programs in Business Director Orlando Garcia at mba@pvamu.edu or oegarcia@pvamu.edu (936) 261-9215 for advisement and registration assistance.
Executive MBA students should contact Assistant Director Andrea Wilkins at emba@pvamu.edu, (936)261-3622 or (713) 790-7986 for advisement and registration assistance.
Doctor of Business (DBA) students should contact Dr. Brian Lee at dba@pvamu.edu, (713) 790-7159, for advisement.
College of Business Advisors
Dayshawnna Littleton
Last Names A-K
Phone: (936) 261-5929
Email: dclittleton@pvamu.edu
Office: Agriculture and Business Multipurpose Building, Room 459
Makenzie Banks
Last Names L-Z
Phone: (936) 261-5931
Email: mfbanks@pvamu.edu
Office: Don K. Clark Juvenile Justice Building, Room 361